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In a time where health and safety in schools have never been more important, now there are worries of possible asbestos exposure in schools.

Faculty at East Carolina University suspect asbestos exposure in the water is behind at least five professors’ pancreatic cancer deaths.

Parents and teachers of children attending a Philadelphia school voiced their concerns about asbestos hazards at school last week.

It’s been 20 years since 9/11, but some survivors still anxiously live with the possibility of developing an asbestos-related illness.

Other causes of lung cancer, besides smoking, continue to put non-smokers at high risk each year. Pollution, radon, and asbestos are dangers.

Although Japanese law requires the removal of asbestos via large-scale renovations, a Tokyo Olympics site did not undergo expensive removal.

With a settlement, the EPA has agreed to seek asbestos reporting from companies that manufacture and/or import products with the carcinogen.

After a fire, asbestos is a danger to people's safety nearby. Breathing in asbestos increases your risk of certain cancers.

Flint Michigan Funeral Home suffers natural and accidental wear to its infrastructure, potentially releasing asbestos, a toxin, into the air.

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